Mashrafe bin Mortaza recovers from Covid-19

Mashrafe bin Mortaza, Cricketix   

 Mashrafe bin Mortaza has recovered from the coronavirus Covid-19. His test came negative on Tuesday. However, his wife is still positive. The former Bangladesh ODI captain expressed his gratitude to those who were by his side at the time. He also asked for prayers for his wife. On June 20, Mashrafe tested positive in Covid-19.

 He then blew up rumors like his ‘hospitalization’, ‘multiple negative tests’. Lastly, the test results will tell yourself. Mashrafe wrote on his Facebook page, “Alhamdulillah. By the grace of God and with the blessings of all of you, the result of my Conorvirus test has been negative. I got to know the results tonight. Gratitude to all those who have been by my side all this time, who have prayed, many who have been anxious and have sought or tried in various ways. "More than two weeks have passed since I was diagnosed, but my wife's coronavirus test is still positive. But with the blessings of all, he is fine. I am praying for him.

Mashrafe was finally at home, he did not have to be hospitalized. He called on the victims to be courageous and to abide by the rules. Mashrafe, who played against Zimbabwe in Bangladesh's last international series last March, said goodbye to the ODI captaincy with that series. He retired from T20 earlier, and has not played a Test since 2009. Meanwhile, cricket has come to a standstill due to the coronavirus epidemic. Along with Mashrafe, left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam Apu and former opener Nafis Iqbal were also reported to be infected with the coronavirus. All three recovered with Mashrafe.